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Calves
Lacrosse Ball
Beginner
Static
Forearm
The posterior calf lacrosse ball exercise releases tight muscle knots and boosts blood flow. It helps reduce soreness and improves flexibility in your calf muscles.
1. Sit on the floor with your legs straight out in front of you. 2. Place the lacrosse ball under your calf muscle, about halfway down your leg. 3. Lift your body up slightly using your hands for support behind you. 4. Roll the posterior calf lacrosse ball slowly up and down your calf muscle for 30-60 seconds. 5. Switch legs and repeat the posterior calf lacrosse ball movement on the other side.
• Keep the pressure steady but not painful during your posterior calf lacrosse ball session • Move slowly to let the ball work into tight spots • Use your hands to control how much weight you put on the ball • Focus on areas that feel tight during the posterior calf lacrosse ball exercise
• Rolling too fast and missing tight spots during posterior calf lacrosse ball work • Putting too much pressure on the ball and causing pain instead of relief • Skipping the posterior calf lacrosse ball exercise when your calves feel fine
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